Facetiae : Musarum deliciae, or, The Muses recreation, conteining ...

Fancies and Fantasticks. 295'Nominative hi gallanti, if the pike can defie.Genitive horum, yet he is a begger in corum*Dativo his, his gilt rapier he doth misse.Accusative hos, without a cloack he goes.Vocative O, woe to the hole he must goe.Ablativo ab his, thus a gallant declined is.Cupid unto thy altar and thy lawes.vdlike those twin doves thy mothers chariot drawswee have beene bound, yet can our service findeno recompence Cupid wilt nere be kind jshall we still kneele, still pray, yet beas farre to seeke, as we'd nere praidwhy didst thou kindle firesinour once cold desires,or being kindled, why/doe they not sympothiewhat credit can accrew stillerring God to you byto thee.our ;^/n scontrary sufferings make her then,love with that heat as maidens shouldlove men : and by thy mothers name Cupid.I vow, each 'dayile to thine honour'd alterbow, and pay a daily orTring; then recoverfor pities sake this cold platonicke lover.^iuajpwicl jjil ,b.-i rf:.MiY/To a deservingfriend.Though others know themselves, might I advise,You should not know your selfe in any wise :A